Sentence examples for institutional bases from inspiring English sources

The old institutional bases of radicalism have been demolished.

These misunderstandings, along with the lack of democratic input, might help explain the paradox that Europe currently has more rightwing macroeconomic policies than the United States, despite having much stronger labour unions and other institutional bases for more progressive economic policy.

Perhaps because he thought that the success of his reforms would guarantee their acceptance, perhaps also because he thought it vain to attack the Parlement directly so soon after Maupeou's dismissal, Turgot carried through his measures without first destroying the institutional bases of privileged conservatism.

The state must ensure that DRR is prioritized and that strong institutional bases are created for its implementation at the national, provincial, and local levels.

The generic European imaging referral guidelines provide a common core standard across Europe for further localisation on national or institutional bases.

Wank's study indicates that clientelism has been institutionalized into the very nature of the market economy with its own institutional bases for social trust and behavior rationality; such clientelism won't fade away during the marketization process as clientelism itself has turned into an inherent component of marketization and provides a rationale for market activities (Wank 1996).

But he does not identify the institutional base that served the Democrats well when they were in the majority: labor unions.

"It's an impressive achievement that an outsider can have so much influence, and has even been given an institutional base for his influence".

On polling day the NXT had 1,900 people in the field, which is substantial for a micro-party operation without an institutional base.

It took decades before Mustafa Kemal Ataturk's military rule in Turkey provided the institutional base for successful democratic experimentation, and Pakistan today is as complex and unstable as Ataturk's Turkey.

And with the opening next year of the Mark Morris Dance Center in Brooklyn, the greatest choreographer of the baby-boom generation will finally have an institutional base from which to promulgate his gospel of modern dance for art's sake.